2023-08-20 07:05:00
Disney this year engaged in a legal war against conservative Governor Ron DeSantis who has banned the discussion of sexual issues in schools, cut funding for diversity programs at universities and implemented an anti-immigrant law that generated a mass exodus of Latinos that left the agricultural and construction industry without workers; which reduces points to his presidential claims; meanwhile, the brand of the mouse has had several consecutive failures with its forced inclusion films.
The drop in visitors to Disney parks is evident and the causes are: the worldwide wave that is rising against gender ideology, which Disney promotes with millions of stuffed animals dressed in the colors of the rainbow flag; with mature adults, dressed as princesses, welcoming children to their parks; creating characters from genders that do not exist; raising the cost of admission to its parks; the tsunami of scams on the internet, that use their images and that Disney may well prosecute, etc.
Arguing that the summer heat drives away its clients is hard to believe, if we see that Europe, these very hot days, is crowded with North Americans, who feel it is safer, more varied and cheaper; and fewer and fewer Latinos travel to a Florida with outlets with highly inflated prices, despite false news that Miami is cheaper than San Andres in Colombia.
The destruction of the idol characters of our childhood, like the little mermaid or snow white, is not forgivable; So the current question is: do we continue going to the parks that murder our childhood memories and maintain an intense transgender agenda that, according to the criteria of conservative and sensible people, constitutes an attack on childhood?
Personally, I will no longer go to a Florida where political power legislates to persecute Latinos and a trans company like Disney continues to promote an anti-biological and anti-scientific ideology. Tennessee is great.
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